RETRY

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Returns control from a subroutine to the command line of the calling routine or Command window that called the subroutine.

Syntax

RETRY

Description

Use RETRY to re-execute a command—for example, one that resulted in an error. RETRY returns program control to the calling command. RETRY clears the memory variables created by the subroutine.

RETRY is valid only in program files.

You can use RETRY with ON ERROR to give the user more chances to resolve an error condition. Using RETRY with ON ERROR resets ERROR( ) to zero.